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We live in an era of increased business risk and while news headlines focus on threats to business such as cyber-crime and global terrorism, there is a more pervasive and immediate issue in the form of security and continuity of the energy supply of every business.

The topic of security is now unquestionably a C-suite priority. An enterprise that delegates security matters solely to the CIO is compounding its risk factors. Organizations need to move toward a more systematic and proactive approach to addressing security threats and managing compliance requirements. Download the white paper to learn more.

Globally, sophisticated cyber-attacks are compromising organizations at an unprecedented rate and with devastating consequences. Modern attackers, including criminal organizations, ideological groups, nation states and other advanced threat actors are motivated by a wide range of objectives that include financial gain, industrial espionage, cyber-warfare, and terrorism.

Globally, sophisticated cyber-attacks are compromising organizations at an unprecedented rate and with devastating consequences. Modern attackers, including criminal organizations, ideological groups, nation states and other advanced threat actors are motivated by a wide range of objectives that include financial gain, industrial espionage, cyber-warfare, and terrorism. These attacks are often very expensive for compromised organizations, costing each company an average of USD $7.7M.

When bound to regulation and compliance, process manufacturers find opportunities to grow through enterprise resource planning (ERP). However, 50% of process manufacturers execute non-integrated ERP strategies. This Aberdeen Group research study reveals best practices to help you adapt or select an ERP vendor that improves your business performance.

Smartphones and other handheld devices support government continuity of operations (COOP) by enabling its central tenets: decentralization and redundancy. Read this white paper to learn all benefits of using smart phones when an emergency strikes.

Globally, sophisticated cyber-attacks are compromising
organizations at an unprecedented rate and with
devastating consequences. Modern attackers, including
criminal organizations, ideological groups, nation states
and other advanced threat actors are motivated by a wide
range of objectives that include financial gain, industrial
espionage, cyber-warfare, and terrorism. These attacks
are often very expensive for compromised organizations,
costing each company an average of USD $7.7M.1
1
Ponemon 2015 Cost of Cyber Crime Study
2
CyberEdge 2016 Cyberthreat Defense Report
3
Symantec, Underground black market: Thriving trade in stolen data, malware, and attack service.
November 20, 2015; Medscape, Stolen EHR Charts Sell for $50 Each on Black Market, April 28, 2014
4
Deloitte, Beneath the Surface of a Cyberattack, 2016
The Modern Cyber Threat Pandemic 3
The odds that your organization will be compromised are
high. In fact, a recent report indicates that 76 percent
of surveyed organizatio